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Newspaper

Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1955

Page

7

Ed Markman of Key Realty Built Masterpiece Homes in Sarasota

The Sarasota real estate figure Ed Makman formerly of Darien Connecticut and NYC, moved to Florida in 1950. He runs Key Realty near North Palm Avenue and builds 45 to 50 homes yearly, including Masterpiece House designs. His side interests include photography boating and rifle collecting. He aims to offer mass buying to lower home prices.

Sarasota Ed Makman Key Realty Darien Connecticut State Radio Network Stamford Conn. Broadcasting Co Golden Beach Long Boat Key Ture St. Armand’s Key North Palm Ave National Rifle Assa Pam Gay Bay Haven

Pfc Roy Rye Serviceman in Japan with IX Corps

Pfc Roy M Rye 20, husband of Betty Rye, lives at 1128 41 St Sarasota and serves in the 198th Engineer Battalion with IX Corps in Japan. A refrigeration mechanic in Company A, he entered the Army in May 1954 after basic at Camp Gordon Ga. His mother Ethel Cothren lives in Lakeland and his father Mack Rye in Sarasota.

IX Corps Japan Pfc Roy M. Rye Betty 41 St. Sarasota Pfc. Rye Mack Rye Cocoanut Ave Camp Gordon Ldher Ethel Cothren Quincy St Lakeland Sarasota High School

Woman Injured In Motorcycle Mishap In St. Petersburg

A St. Petersburg woman Mari lyn Verlee Roach suffered cuts bruises and a fractured rib after a fall from a mo tor cycle in the 4500 block of North Trail. Police say the cycle wobbled struck a curb and threw her to the road. Patrolman W B Polukewich investigated.

St. Petersburg Marilyn Verlee Roach North Trail Polukewich

Planes fly 1200 miles in Sarasota CD Corps drill

Five planes from the Sarasota Civil Air Patrol conducted 10 sorties across West Florida as part of the Civil Defense Ground Observation Corps exercise. They covered 1200 miles with crews Ed Avery Ted Thompson Tony Azar Fr Hess Bert Pretzer Clyde Jones John Martin Art Fuller Bob Lee Matt Pilcher Morris Adler. The exercise, authorized by the U S Air Force, will be followed by a CD program meeting tonight at 7 30 at the Sarasota Bradenton Airport where Maj. Matt Pilcher will lecture on the senior members exam.

Sarasota Ted Thompson Tony Azar Fr Hess Bert Pretzer Clyde Jones John Martin Art Fuller Bob Lee Matt Pilcher Morris Adler United States Air Force Sarasota-Bradenton Maj

South Trail Volunteer Fire Dept Sets Policy Charter Revisions

The South Trail Volunteer Fire Department approved charter and by-law changes at a regular meeting. The area now includes South Gate Forest Lakes Sarasota Springs and areas east of Bee Ridge to Old Clark Rd. Board of Directors will meet monthly and meetings for members shift to every four months. New officers to be elected at the January meeting. The department covers about 55 square miles and 3500 families with annual membership of 5 dollars and non member service fees from 25 to 100 dollars.

South Trail Board of Directors South Trail Area Stickney Point Rad

Four Negroes Charged With Gambling in Early Morning Raid

Police report four men aged 22 to 28 were arrested at a smoke shop at 728 Central Ave for gambling after a 3:30 a.m. raid by Detective Charles Legg and Patrolman Jack Lever. Also, Vern A. Creps, 45, was arrested for drunkenness and destroying city property, with a prior DWI case and $200 bond posted.

Charles Legg Jack Lever Central Ave John M. Heggs Edward Watson Willie Owens Raymond Mays Vern A. Creps

Nurse Program Set for June

The in-service program for registered nurses is announced for June with speakers Dr. Edward Langer on June 6, Dr. George Bishopric on June 13, and Dr. Andrew Jesacher on June 20. All sessions start at 8 p.m. in the Memorial Hospital dining room.

Edward Langer George Bishopric Andrew Jesacher Memorial Hospital

Funeral Tuesday For Henry Pirtle

Henry Pirtle 67 of 636 Mecca Drive died after a short illness. He moved to Sarasota two months ago as trust officer of the Sarasota Bank and Trust Co after 35 years with Cleveland Trust Co where he was a vice president. Born in Louisville he served in WWI as a captain. Survived by wife Vera, Sarasota a son James B. Pirtle Summit New Jersey a daughter Mrs Allan Miller Lyndhurst Ohio and a brother Edwin 8 Pirtle Kent Ohio. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Robarts Funeral Home burial in Sarasota Memorial Park.

Henry Pirtle Mecca Drive Sarasota Bank and Trust Co Cleveland Trust Co Cleveland Ohio Sarasota Cleveland Heights Louisville Pirtle Vera Pirtle James B. Pirtle Summit N.J Allan J. Miller Lyndhurst Edwin Kent Robarts Funeral Home Sarasota Memorial Park

Ringling Bros Circus Plays In Delaware Then New Jersey

The Ringling Bros and Barnum and Bailey Combined Shows are performing in Wilmington Delaware today per the official tour itinerary. Tomorrow they move to Bridgeton New Jersey then Red Bank New Jersey followed by Newark on June 9 and 10.

Ringling Bros Barnum & Bailey Wilmington Del Bridgeton N. J Red Bank Newark

City Planning Board Review On Parking And Building Limits

A City Planning Board recommendation on building height limits and off street parking requirements awaits consideration at tonight’s City Commission meeting. A proposed ban on parking along North Trail is expected to be discussed as a State Road Department requested ordinance to meet federal requirements. Federal funds for the widening project depend on the no parking rule, as the city offered an 80 foot right of way.

City Planning Board City Commission North Trail State Road Department

Driver Charged In Auto Accident in Bradenton

No injuries reported after a rear end collision at 14th St W and 9th Ave. Charles Ribers, 61, and Bettie Dring, 27, were involved. Dring was charged with reckless driving and causing an accident by following too closely. Damage estimated at 125 dollars.

Bradenton 14Th St. W 9Th Ave Charles Ribers Bettie Dring Gulf Trailer Court Dring

Sarasota High School Holds Largest Graduating Class

263 seniors attended baccalaureate services at Municipal Auditorium with Rev W F Moses delivering the sermon under the theme Smartness versus wisdom He urged belief in true things and proper life goals The program included musical selections by Sue Morey Joel Wertman and others Graduation exercises are Tuesday night with six seniors chosen to speak Harold Gainey John Seago Susan Morey Tom DiBacco Martha Hamilton and John Saba.

SHS John Saba Tom DiBacco Martha Hamilton John Seago Harold Gainey Susan Morey Sarasota High School W. F. Moses Municipal Auditorium Sarasota High Episcopal Church of the Redeemer Sue Morey Roy B. Johnson First Christian Church Joel Wertman Glee Club Paula Wilson Thei Club Mount of Olives Sybil Aldrich A. A. Koestline First Methodist Church J. M. McNair First Presbyerian Church W.R. Hamilton First Baptist Church Jane Bamford

Bradenton Beach Mayor Criticizes Unification Pamphlets

In Bradenton Beach a citizens committee mail four page leaflets urging voters to oppose the island unification plan. Mayor Jack Jones calls the effort unfair and says it tries to preempt the vote by delivering statements before the election crowds. The committee chairman says the mailings reach registered voters today with claims that unification backers push incorporation down voters throats. Jones notes the issue may be decided by secret ballot and urges residents to disregard the circular.

Bradenton Beach Jack Jones P. A. E. Greenwalk Citizens Committee Jones Committee Against Incorporation Mittee Committee For Incorporation

Just Like the Movies But Not as Funny

Mrs. Virginia Peterson of Siesta Key operated a small English sports car on Old Bradenton Road when Alfred Bryant of Samoset backed out of a driveway to greet a friend and nearly struck the car. Damage was about $200 with no charges filed. Bryant said he did not see the sports car.

Bradenton Virginia Peterson Siesta Key Bradenton Rd Alfred T. Bryant Samoset Bryant

Calvary Quartet to Perform at Sarasota YFC Singspiration

The Calvary Quartet from Asbury College Wilmore Ky will appear as special guests for a city wide sifs piration tonight at 7 30 in the Salvation Army Hall 522 8 Pineapple Ave Sarasota YFC regional director John Woodhouse will be songmaster and Dick Jensen co director will also join the program Jensen recently moved to Sarasota from Maryville College Tennessee The event is open to the public with no admission charge.

Calvary Quartet Asbury College Wilmore Sarasota

Wedding Ceremony Ends in Death in St. Petersburg

A wedding at Hobson Memorial Church in St. Petersburg ended in tragedy when the bridegroom, Richard Godsey, 61, of Miami, died moments after the vows while in the receiving line. Viola Hardenbergh, 69, of St. Petersburg, was the bride. Matron of honor Viola Edelston Phil lippi Fair Fishing Resort stood nearby as Godsey collapsed.

St. Petersburg Richard Godsey Miami Viola Hardenbergh Hobson Memorial Church Viola Edelston Phillippi Fair Godsey

Hit and Run Driver Still Wanted

Law officers across Bradenton and nearby counties pursue leads in the hit and run death of 65 year old Homer Le Hardly who was struck on 15th Street East then lay by the road. Sheriff Roy Baden offers a 100 dollar reward for information leading to the killer's arrest as witnesses describe a light colored car speeding away. Authorities from Highway Patrol police department sheriff’s office and neighboring county law enforcement join the investigation.

Bradenton Homer le Hardly Roy Baden W.D. Whealton Hardy Highway Patrol Police Department Sheriff's Office

New Rep Robert Daymon Joins The News Circulation Dept

Robert Daymon has joined the circulation department of THE NEWS at 3816 14th St. W. Bradenton. Manatee County residents may contact Daymon at Bradenton 37283 to subscribe advertise or place news items.

Robert Daymon 14Th St. W. Bradenton Manatee County Daymon Bradenton

Hendrickson Named Public Relations Director at Manatee Memorial

Mrs Bert Hendrickson appointed public relations director for Manatee County Veterans Memorial Hospital by Hospital Director J C Fletcher Jr She led the hospital women's auxiliary and was its president Her husband leads the hospital board of trustees She previously reported club news for the New York Herald Tribune and was a feature editor for the National Consumer News

Bradenton Bert Hendrickson Manatee County Veterans Memorial Hospital J. C. Fletcher Jr Hendrickson Hospital Women’s Auxiliary New York Herald Tribune National Consumer News

Tillis to Arrive Home From Korea June 14

Cpl. Henry F. Tillis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tillis of Sarasota, is due home in Long Beach California June 14 with Marine Air Group 33. The unit has served in Korea since hostilities began in June 1950 aboard the ships USS Union USS Washburn and USS Lenawee.

Long Beach Calif Henry F. Tillis Roy Tillis Loma Linda §T Sarasota Korea Marine Air Group 33 Union Washburn Lenawee

Also Mentioned on This Page

Martha van Vleck NEWS THE Ed Markman Markman Edward L. Markman Roy Rye 9Th Corp Bandel Linw Hutchinson Sue Barkus Carol Hill Bandel Hutchinson’s WSPB CD Corps City Action Carl McMullen Holiday House Glenn Potters Potter Sarasota County Republican Executive Committee Helene Morris Republican Women’s Club Frank M. Barry Joe Aliota Arthur Murray Lois Lee 15Th St. E Old Cpl Tillis Wylie M. Coe Cecil Pace Arthur Murray Studio Phyliss Burbage
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